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Anyone In The Naples FL Area That Used A Service To Teach Their Child To Drive? Looking For Help, Mine Doesn't Enjoy Driving With Me.
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My life revolves around driving to and from appointments. My child has a driver's permit, it is like pulling teeth to get practice driving done. I feel like I am expected to be the driver for life. There are so many more things that could potentially be accomplished, but since I am around no progress happens. Am I the problem?

posted March 11
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A MyAutismTeam Member

Try Vocational Rehabilitation they maybe helpful as I know they have driving course and some hosptials.

Harriet

posted March 17
A MyAutismTeam Member

I was in a bad car wreck in high school and didn't really drive often until I started college because of anxiety. I got over it after driving regularly. It's probably not you, it's probably anxiety and the comfort of routine.....

posted March 11

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